what is difference between cvTranspose() and cvCopy() function ?

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what is difference between cvTranspose() and cvCopy ,i read in learning in computer vision book .
cvtranspose() : copies every element of source into the location in destination,
also cvcopy() do this functionality.
so what is different between each of this ??!!

Posted 27-Sep-13 21:26pm

Anderso0on

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[no name] 28-Sep-13 8:16am

I agree with Richard McCutchan. You have already received help here. Your questions can easily be answered by either reading the documentation or consulting google. Your knowledge will not grow by posing trivial questions. Start by reading this

http://www.cse.iitk.ac.in/users/vision/dipakmj/papers/OReilly%20Learning%20OpenCV.pdf

Anderso0on 28-Sep-13 10:23am

i told you in my explain ,i read in learning in computer vision(To Orilly) but i do not understand what is different

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2013-09-27T21:49:00

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Rather than repeatedly posting questions here, your time would be better spent at http://opencv.org/[^] reading the documentation.

Posted 27-Sep-13 21:49pm

Richard MacCutchan